Candidate profile: Michael Misseri for U.S. Senate

What the official record shows

Michael Misseri is listed as an ASO candidate in New Jersey’s contested 2026 general election for U.S. Senate. The election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.

No biography is on file for Misseri, so the available record does not provide details about education, employment, public service or other background. No documented policy positions are on file. The financial information supplied for this profile lists $0 raised and $0 spent; cash on hand is not on file.

The meaning or full name of the ASO label is not included in the supplied information, so this profile does not expand or interpret it.

Candidates listed in the race

The supplied records identify 17 candidates. Each entry below uses the same available categories: political label, fundraising, spending, cash on hand, biography and documented policy positions.

• Michael Misseri — ASO. Raised: $0. Spent: $0. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.
• Saxon Callahan — Democrat. Raised: $0. Spent: $0. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.
• Chris Fields — Democrat. Raised: $0. Spent: $0. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.
• Alex Zdan — Republican. Raised: $48,321.81. Spent: $43,687.91. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.
• Nicholas Matthew Carducci — Independent. Raised: $0. Spent: $0. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.
• Richard Jerome SR Tabor — Republican. Raised: $27,190. Spent: $27,190. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.
• Natalie Rivera — Independent. Raised: $0. Spent: $0. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.
• Michael Estrada — Independent. Raised: $0. Spent: $0. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.
• Justin Juan Maldonado — Independent. Raised: $0. Spent: $0. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.
• Gavin Solomon — Republican. Raised: $0. Spent: $0. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.
• Robert Lebovics — Republican. Raised: $178,218.82. Spent: $168,298.82. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.
• Lisa Mccormick — Democrat. Raised: $0. Spent: $0. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.
• Gregory Richard Colonel Tomaini — Democrat. Raised: $0. Spent: $0. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.
• Veronica Fernandez — Independent. Raised: $0. Spent: $0. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.
• Owen Nicholas Carlson — NJC. Raised: $0. Spent: $0. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.
• Justin Michael Ll.m. Murphy — Republican. Raised: $27,315.52. Spent: $26,296.95. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.
• Cory A. Booker — Democrat, incumbent. Raised: $33,504,255. Spent: $16,330,421.17. Cash on hand: not on file. Biography: none on file. Documented positions: none on file.

What is not documented

The supplied records contain no biography for any listed candidate and no documented policy positions for the race. That means this profile cannot describe where Misseri or the other candidates stand on specific issues. Cash-on-hand figures also are not on file for any candidate in the supplied material.

A reported figure of $0 means the supplied record lists no money raised or spent. It does not provide additional context about campaign activity, reporting schedules or later filings.

What voters can follow

The candidate field and financial records may change as the Nov. 3, 2026, general election approaches. Voters can watch for updated candidate records, later financial information, official biographies and documented policy positions. Those additions would provide more information about the candidates’ backgrounds, campaign activity and views without requiring assumptions beyond the public record.